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THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT! Thursday, April 16 – OFS presents NEKO CASE with Rodrigo Amarante 7:00pm doors / 8:00 show Mezzanine Lounge Open (21+ w/ ID) Neko Case is a Grammy-nominated solo artist and one-eighth of the celebrated Canadian pop outfit the New Pornographers. The Washington-bred singer/songwriter has achieved worldwide critical acclaim and a loyal following […]
Saturday, April 4 Rain Shadow Running presents TRAIL RUNNING FILM FESTIVAL 2015 5:30pm doors / 6:00pm show $15.00 general admission / $10.00 OFS members Tickets available online & at the box office Mezzanine Lounge Open (21+ w/ ID) Join us for an evening of the greatest full length and short films showcasing the challenges, beauty […]
Timbuktu Nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at this year’s Academy Awards, Timbuktu brings the 2012 jihadist takeover of this historic region of Mali to searing and unforgettable yet rapturously beautiful life. The incursion of armed Islamic fundamentalists, who often can’t even speak the local language, irrevocably alters the previously peaceful and simple lives of […]
Still Alice Still Alice is an uncompromising portrait of an accomplished woman diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s. Julianne Moore, in a career-high, Oscar-nominated performance, plays Alice Howland, a university professor who has everything she wants—a happy family, a successful career, and a solid grasp on life. But the latter begins to slip away after a slight […]
Leviathan Nominated for the Oscar for Foreign Language Film, Leviathan is a biting, dramatic satire set in a beautiful seaside town in contemporary Russia. The story revolves around Nicolai, the owner of an auto repair shop whose family owns a coveted piece of land. Residents for generations in the small fishing village, life is quiet […]
A Most Violent Year J.C. Chandor’s (Margin Call, All Is Lost) third film features impeccable, fully-realized performances by Oscar Isaac (Inside Llewyn Davis) and Jessica Chastain (Interstellar). Set in New York City in 1981, the year violent crime in the city reached its peak, A Most Violent Year is the story of Abel Morales, an […]
She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry Mary Dore’s newest documentary takes viewers back 40+ years to the origins and heady early years of what is now called “second-wave” feminism, when women, many of whom had been steadily working in the civil rights, anti-war, and other radical movements of the time, began to take action for themselves […]
Selma The veil of history is torn open as we get a rare peek into a pivotal time portraying the complexity and power of the civil rights movement in the US. This Oscar-nominated film, the first to focus on Dr. Martin Luther King, pulsates with “the fierce urgency of now”. David Oyelowo (The Butler) is […]
Two Days, One Night Two Days, One Night is the latest empathetic drama from the Dardenne brothers. Marion Cotillard, in a transforming, Oscar-nominated performance, plays Sandra, a worker at a solar panel factory who on return from a leave of absence makes the grim discovery that the owners have eliminated her position. But Sandra does […]
Wild Based on Cheryl Strayed’s best-selling memoir, Wild tells the true story of a lost woman who sets out to find herself by hiking 1,100 miles of the Pacific Crest Trail. Reese Witherspoon, in an Oscar-nominated performance, plays Cheryl: tough minded and in her 30s, her life up to this point has consisted of a […]